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she arrived last friday and immediately witnessed large numbers of protesters marching towards libyan tanks. a few had pistols but the vast majority were unarmed. no one fired as they marched. then libyan forces began shooting them down. >> reporter: at this point, the gadhafi regime is insisting to reporters in tripoli that his forces are in control here. [ gunfire ] well, this is how hes trying to stay in power. [ gunfire continues ] but the rebels have their own firepower, courtesy ...

reporter named alex crawford who got into zawia and spent days there, documents what she calls a massacre. she arrived last friday and immediately witnessed large numbers of protesters marching towards libyan tanks. no one fired as they marched. then libyan forces began shooting them down. >> reporter: at this point, the gadhafi regime is insisting to reporters in tripoli that his forces are in control here. [ gunfire ] well, this is how hes trying to stay in power. [ gunfire continues...

forces loyal to al qaeda. people on the ground say it was part of the opposition forces trying to keep hold of that town under a regime offensive. with them planning a meeting thursday to discuss options there is little doubt the regime is rushing to make the most of its superior firepower and targeting opposition leaders. on state tv today, 500,000 dinar bounty, 410,000 for the capture of mustafa abdal jalil. he is an opposition leader and in a moment an exclusive interview with abdal...

the dalai lama is announcing he is retiring from politics. and the earth trembles. a power quake rocks china, leaving at least 14 people dead and more than 100 injured. but we want to begin with libya. leaders of nato and the european union are separately holding talks to decide how to respond to the crisis that has plunged libya into civil war. the meetings are going to bring together defense and foreign ministers as well as the heads of governments. theyll be weighing on options ...

today we begin with out maneuvered. the three-week standoff in wisconsin over a measure that would deal a huge blow to public unions has come to an abrupt end after a stunning move by republicans. until yesterday, republicans state senators couldnt pass governor scott walkers proposal because under the rules they were just one democrat short for the vote to happen. thats because all 14 minority democrats had fled the state in order to prevent a vote on the measure which would strip nea...

>> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> bloodstains and people screaming in agony. a bbc arabic team held by government forces in libya gave graphic accounts of their ordeal. meanwhile, the battle on the ground continues. colonel gaddafi ats forces claim the upper hand. -- colonel gaddafis forces claim the upper hand. welcome to "gmt." a world of news and opinion. also in the program -- t...

widest level in a month. we want the number to be closer together, what we import annex port. that did not happen. more concerns about debt in europe. last year the kwraoerp yan debt crisis really affected our markets and sent them lower. a lot of nerves in wall street today. well keep you updated with new developments as we get them. jon: and good morning to you, hope your thursday is off to a great start, markets aside. im jon scott. martha: im jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsr...

an offensive to crush the rebellion libya so said the dictators own son. he says the regime will not surrender under any circumstances even if the international community intervene. hillary clinton expressing concerns that he could turn to chemical weapons and other nasty stuff on the people. secretary clinton announced that holding high talks with the rebels themselves that appear to be a losing ground. >> opposition fighters facing a barrage of artillery fire in an oil port ras lanii...

viewers respond with overwhelming offers of help. were going to look back at the report that touched the hearts of millions and here how the newfound support is helping local officials "early" this thursday morning, march 10th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs welcome to "the early show" here on a thursday morning. im chris wragge. >> im erica hill. good to have you with us and, hopefully, youre dry this morning. >> parts of the northeast socked with rain right now and there is more ra...

minutes but it is under way. it was delayed, as you mentioned before, several protesters barricaded that area around the assembly chambers and they had been removed and the rules state here that you have to have the building open to the public before you can have a vote. thats what took the time, and thats why the delay. expected to pass easelly because the republicans have a large majority and governor walker will sign the bill. in fact, governor walker has made several comments about...